@@RebelChild92 the dolphins at sea world are bred in captivity to create generation after generation of dolphins that are imprisoned in a pool forced to do tricks to be fed.
@@ellierosaia4674 No there not fuckwit. They've been rescued from dangerous predators, and SeaWorld have taken care of them, fed them, and looked after them. So you can stop your motherfucker bullshit the saying 'OOH AHH, THERE IN CAPTIVITY! DONT VISIT' I'm sick of the shit. They are not held in captivity, before accusing, get it right. Now shut up. Your already pissing me off.
The dolphins are so loved! I can assure you that. In Australia, marine mammals can only be taken care of by someone with a bachelor in zoology or a bachelor of marine science. Do you really think these educated caretakers would allow any sort of profit making "captivity?" Please realise that Australia is a country that has a strong belief in dignity! Thanks.
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Wow
That is cool when it go around the water
Kiama doing that tail wave had me in tears
ive seen this show irl! i think these dolphins are loved and cared for, australia is a country where people actually care for their show animals.
this is so depressing seeing animals in captivity
They are all rescue animals in Seaworld Goldcoast dick head
@@RebelChild92 the dolphins at sea world are bred in captivity to create generation after generation of dolphins that are imprisoned in a pool forced to do tricks to be fed.
@@ellierosaia4674 No there not fuckwit. They've been rescued from dangerous predators, and SeaWorld have taken care of them, fed them, and looked after them. So you can stop your motherfucker bullshit the saying 'OOH AHH, THERE IN CAPTIVITY! DONT VISIT' I'm sick of the shit. They are not held in captivity, before accusing, get it right. Now shut up. Your already pissing me off.
The dolphins are so loved! I can assure you that. In Australia, marine mammals can only be taken care of by someone with a bachelor in zoology or a bachelor of marine science. Do you really think these educated caretakers would allow any sort of profit making "captivity?" Please realise that Australia is a country that has a strong belief in dignity! Thanks.